Provides funds and planning support to local, national, and international organizations.

Works with community business partners to raise funds and uses the funds to support programs and organizations that address critical community needs.

Agencies can enroll for Contributor Choice during the open enrollment period which generally takes place during May and June.

Offers opportunities for social service agencies to become referral partners with Dress for Success, and to host mobile Client Suiting and service events.

Offers opportunities for social service agencies to become referral partners with Dress for Success, and to host mobile Client Suiting and service events.

Aims to meet the community's needs through leadership, partnerships, and individual growth opportunities for a better Greene County. Works to advance the common good by focusing on the building blocks for a good life, including education, income, and health.

Provides advocacy, information and education for adults and children with diabetes. Sponsors Family Link program, connecting families with children with diabetes.
Conducts several fundraising events each year, including the following:
- Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes
- Bicycle Ride: Tour de Cure
- School Walk for Diabetes

Provides advocacy, information and education for adults and children with diabetes. Sponsors Family Link program, connecting families with children with diabetes.
Conducts several fundraising events each year, including the following:
- Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes
- Bicycle Ride: Tour de Cure
- School Walk for Diabetes

Funds research to prevent, cure and manage diabetes; delivers services; provides objective and credible information; and gives voice to those denied their rights because of diabetes.

Provides grant support to partner agencies, nonprofit organizations, and faith-based organizations for programs in the areas of education, health, financial stability, and basic needs.

Convenes diverse partners, raises funds, and supports programs and organizations that address critical community needs.

Organized to receive and disburse funds for legal services for the poor, for the administration of justice, and for related charitable, scientific, or educational purposes.

Provides assistance to address safety, permanency, and well-being issues of children. Includes child welfare, adoption and foster care, and other social services.

Oversees governmental contracts and grant offices.

Provides educational programs, seminars, and materials on kidney disease for patients, caregivers, and health professionals. Also offers Camp Kydnie, a special overnight camp designed especially for children from age 6 to age 18 with kidney disease, their siblings, and friends.

Administration of human services grants for Blair County.

Provides a sustained and comprehensive advocacy program at the state and national levels to increase public funding for lupus research, education and patient services, and to foster public policies that help people with lupus and their families. Sponsors media campaigns to educate the public and raise awareness.

Provides opportunities for donating to Lycoming County United Way or volunteering with the United Way or one of its community partners. United Way does not provide direct services or funding to individuals. Rather, it provides funding to other agencies that run direct-service programs.

Promotes cultural and civic uses of Long's Park Amphitheater and oversees its central management. Sponsors the Summer Entertainment Series and the Labor Day Long's Park Art Festival.

Promotes economic development through loans to businesses through banks, credit unions, and community-managed lending pools. Provides technical assistance and information to help agricultural producers and cooperatives get started and improve the effectiveness of their operations.

Offers a variety of housing programs.

Offers single-family housing programs assisting in the purchase, construction, and repair of homes. Provides rural rental housing programs to assist in new construction or rehabilitate existing multi-family housing projects and build or improve community facilities. Assists rural businesses.

Administers Rural Development programs, providing services such as financial assistance, business development, and technical assistance to rural businesses.

Increases access to services, such as water and sewer systems, housing, health clinics, emergency service facilities, and electric and telephone service. Promotes economic development through loans to businesses. Provides technical assistance and information to help agricultural producers and cooperatives get started and improve their effectiveness.

Voluntary health organization that provides education, support and advocacy for people with epilepsy and their families.


Programs and services include:

- Informational materials

- Medical, legal and mental health referrals

- Adult resource services
- Workshops and conferences

- Children and family services
- Support groups
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Community education

- Lending book and video library

- Personal and legislative advocacy

- Teen and pre-teen camp

- Special events

- Annual spring education conference
- Young Adult Retreat

Provides a voluntary health agency working to defeat muscular dystrophy and related diseases through programs of worldwide research, comprehensive services, and far-reaching professional and public health education. Offers the opportunity to attend week-long camp, in-person or virtual, for ages 8 years through 17 years. Operates local offices virtually.

The Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way serves as a catalyst, leader and/or partner in community funding efforts to develop solutions, reduce need and have a positive measurable impact on identified areas of concern; to improve the quality of life for residents of Northumberland, Snyder and Union Counties by solving problems at the root level.

Serves as an application point for funding available through Lewisburg Area Council of Churches. Referrals from council churches only; no self referral or agency referral is available. Applications are distributed by council churces only and applicants must be residents of Lewisburg. Application requires documentation of need. Funding is limited to $300.00 per applicant/per lifetime. Funding must be used to resolve an issue or problem. Only Lewisburg residents are eligible for assistane from the Lewisburg Area Council of Churches.

Fund raising to support community agencies working to strengthen the community focusing on education, financial stability and health.

Works to strengthen and promote charitable giving in Schuylkill County and encourages philanthropy at all levels. Provides comprehensive donor services and responds to changing community needs and opportunities in areas such as art and culture, education, environment, health and human services, youth programs, and volunteer programs.

Promotes philanthropy in order to improve the quality of life in the Lehigh Valley. Through the funds of the Foundation, donors can create lasting philanthropy. Additionally, the Foundation is home to SHARE Lehigh Valley (sharelehighvalley.org), a database of non-profit organizations and services for Lehigh Valley.

Offers school-based programs with a goal to increase student achievement in reading, writing, and mathematics; improve school-related attitudes, behaviors, and skills; increase parental involvement; and increase graduation and postsecondary enrollment rates.

United Way of Berks County helps people in need, addresses the county’s critical issues and makes the community a better place for everyone.

Their work is centered on raising and distributing funds to support a vital network of health and human services, as well as tackling the community’s key issues and working towards solutions in the areas of Education, Health, Financial Stability and Safety Net Services.

Provides volunteer opportunities to serve on Community Impact Teams which engage in a range of community improvement activities.

Provides funding and supports a world-wide network of organizations that care for people in need and sustain the Jewish community.

For more than 100 years, United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley has existed to improve lives and community conditions. Together with donors and partners, they are building a strong community where their kids, families and seniors thrive and everyone has access to nutritious food. Their work directly impacts more than 75,000 individuals each year and creates a brighter future for everyone in Lehigh, Northampton and Carbon counties.

Provides additional funding for the educational needs of Spring Grove Area students.

Operates an annual community campaign to provide funding for services and agencies accessed by Franklin County residents. The public is invited to participate by donating and helping raise awareness. Volunteers are needed from August through December.

Provides grants to non-profit organizations to human service programs to benefit low and moderate income people.

Serves as a voluntary health organization that advocates and supports research into pediatric cancers. Donates ICEE machines to children's hospitals, offers a pet therapy program, and provides financial assistance to children with cancer and their families.

Coordinates a fund distribution process which reflects the interests of contributors and funds programs of member agencies. Works together with other organizations and individuals to identify programs which positively impact health and human care problems.

- Support: Help patients and their families cope with scleroderma through mutual support programs, peer counseling, physician referrals, and educational information.
- Education: Promote public awareness and education through patient and health professional seminars, literature, and publicity campaigns.
- Research: Stimulate and support research to improve treatment and ultimately find the cause of and cure for scleroderma and related diseases.

Supports Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Fundraising.

Supports Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Fundraising.

Provides funding for blood cancer research, education and patient services.

Provides funding for blood cancer research, education and patient services.

The Roaring Spring Food Pantry welcomes and is grateful for any monetary donations towards items given to needy families from the Roaring Spring area.

An organized community program that makes annual appeals to the general public which are usually not retained in an endowment, but are used for the ongoing operation support of local social and health service agencies.

A grant cycle is held annually, open to non-profit organizations, schools, and government agencies to fund programs aimed at preventing and/or reducing drug abuse and/or crime in Blair County.

The following Roundtables also work on several focus areas to improve Blair County:
Community Revitalization, Criminal/Judiciary, Early Childhood Education, Faith-based, Housing, K-12 Education, Law Enforcement, Marketing, Northern Blair, and Pharmacy.

Awards charitable grants to nonprofits to support initiatives that address access to care and reduce health disparities.

Serves children and adults diagnosed with leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's Disease, and myleoma and works with families as well. Provides patient financial aid, advocacy, information and referral, educational materials, and patient and family support groups, including First Connection, which will match a newly diagnosed patient with a survivor. Sponsors a variety of fundraising opportunities including marathons, triathlons, and walks.

Provides current information on heart disease prevention and the importance of nutrition and exercise. Provides referrals to CPR classes.

Provides current information on heart disease prevention and the importance of nutrition and exercise. Advocates on issues such as; smoke-free public places, more bike and pedestrian friendly cities and towns, better nutrition and higher quality physical education in schools and affordable healthcare.

Improves the quality of care for heart and stroke patients by providing training for medical professionals and educating the public about the warning signs of stroke, and providing resources for stroke survivors and caregivers.

Supports heart and stroke research and disseminates medical advances and new treatment guidelines though journals, conferences and online courses.

Provides current information on heart disease prevention and the importance of nutrition and exercise. Advocates on issues such as; smoke-free public places, more bike and pedestrian friendly cities and towns, better nutrition and higher quality physical education in schools and affordable healthcare.

Improves the quality of care for heart and stroke patients by providing training for medical professionals and educating the public about the warning signs of stroke, and providing resources for stroke survivors and caregivers.

National organization supports heart and stroke research and disseminates medical advances and new treatment guidelines though journals, conferences and online courses.

Provides current information on heart disease prevention and the importance of nutrition and exercise. Advocates on issues such as; smoke-free public places, more bike and pedestrian friendly cities and towns, better nutrition and higher quality physical education in schools and affordable healthcare.

Improves the quality of care for heart and stroke patients by providing training for medical professionals and educating the public about the warning signs of stroke, and providing resources for stroke survivors and caregivers.

National organization supports heart and stroke research and disseminates medical advances and new treatment guidelines though journals, conferences and online courses.

Provides aid for families and people who are in need of services like food, shelter, emergency utility assistance and more.

Community Action Groups

Provides services and support to children and families affected by pediatric cancer during treatment, survivorship, and bereavement.

Raises funds through thrift shop sales and donates the proceeds to various Catasauqua community organizations.

Offers funding for Philadelphia high school students who identify as female. Funds can be used for high school tuition at a parochial or independent high school, or extracurricular activities if the student is attending a public or charter high school.

Brings people, organizations, and resources together to improve the health and wellbeing of all people in Northampton County. Focuses on four areas of funding: maternal, infant, and childcare; behavioral health; oral health; and the elderly.

Awards community grants to applicants from the community who wish to improve the quality of life for people living in the Twin Tiers region. Charitable funds and grants are awarded on an ongoing basis for a lasting delivery of service to meet an identified community need.

Provides scholarships for mental health careers, sponsors Continuing Medical Education Credits (CME's), and offers training programs in an effort to support the local medical community. Also provides a postgraduate clinical fellowship program for license-eligible mental health providers to earn their LPC, LCSW, etc.

Provides a network of volunteers uniting their time, talents heling those facing life-changing hardships such as hardships of a job loss, disability, illness, death in the family, domestic violence, separation, divorce, lack of a support system, natural disaster, military service, and more helping those in Lycoming County. Note: Clients do complete a contract that they will "Pay it Forward" once they are back on their feet and are able to do so.

Builds and delivers beds to children who do not have a bed, as supplies and donations allow. Seeks volunteer builders and donations. Delivers beds to residences within Keystone Central School District. Participates in the Bunks Across America event.

An organization that builds and delivers beds to children who do not have a bed. Makes and delivers beds as supplied and donations allow. Volunteer builders, donations accepted.

Provides furniture, clothing and funds to attend summer camp or purchase suplies, health needs, etc to abused, neglected and/or at-risk children.

Convenes diverse partners, raises funds, and supports programs and organizations that address critical community needs in the areas of Health, Education, Income, and Basic Needs.

Acts as a clearinghouse for volunteers and coordinates all Junior League of Harrisburg, Inc. funding and expenditures to the community for eligible projects, programs and services with the primary focus on women and children issues.

Provides people undergoing cancer treatment with financial assistance to cover non-medical expenses like rent/mortgage payments, car expenses, food, and utility bills.

Invests in ideas, initiatives, and collaborations that improve the health of people and communities.

Provides general funding to non-profit community agencies, volunteer opportunities, and information and referral services.

Accepts financial donations, including gift cards, as funding to support the Claysburg Area Food Bank.

Provides children's, teen's and adult services, large print books
, DVDs,
photo copier, telephone/on-line reference service
, Interlibrary loan, meeting facilities
, computers and internet access,
books on CD
, newspapers, and etc.

Please, ask for the Vicke Waltemyer, President of the Friends of the Library for more information. There is a membership fee to join.

Provides children's, teen's and adult services, large print books
, DVDs,
photo copier, telephone/on-line reference service
, Interlibrary loan, meeting facilities
, computers and internet access,
books on CD
, newspapers, and etc.

Please, ask for the Douglass Ross, President of the Friends of the Library, for more information. There is a membership fee to join.

Provides children's, teen's and adult services, large print books, DVDs, photo copier, telephone/on-line reference service, Interlibrary loan, meeting facilities, computers and internet access, books on CD, newspapers, and etc.

Please, ask for the Sue Frey, President of the Friends of the Library for more information. There is a membership fee to join.

Provides children's, teen's, and adult services, large print books, DVDs, photocopiers, telephone/online reference service, Interlibrary loan, meeting facilities, computers and internet access, books on CD, newspapers, etc. Please, ask for Linda Meyers, President of the Friends of the Library for more information. There is a membership fee to join.

Provides children's, teen's, and adult services, large print books, DVDs, photocopiers, telephone/on-line reference service, Interlibrary loan, meeting facilities, computers and internet access, books on CD, newspapers, etc. Please, ask for Tom Healy, President of the Friends of the Library for more information. There is a membership fee to join.

Provides children's, teen's and adult services, large print books, DVDs, photo copier, telephone/on-line reference service, Interlibrary loan, meeting facilities, computers and internet access, books on CD, newspapers, and etc.

Please, ask for the Jan Virsack, President of the Friends of the Library for more information. There is a membership fee to join.

Provides children's, teen's and adult services, large print books
, DVDs,
photo copier, telephone/on-line reference service
, Interlibrary loan, meeting facilities
, computers and internet access,
books on CD
, newspapers, and etc.

Please, ask for the Barry Attig, President of the Friends of the Library for more information. There is a membership fee to join.

Provides children's, teen's and adult services, large print books
, DVDs,
photo copier, telephone/on-line reference service
, Interlibrary loan, meeting facilities
, computers and internet access,
books on CD
, newspapers, and etc.

Please, ask for the Wanda Gosnell, President of the Friends of the Library for more information. There is a membership fee to join.

Provides children's, teen's and adult services, large print books
, DVDs,
photo copier, telephone/on-line reference service
, Interlibrary loan, meeting facilities
, computers and internet access,
books on CD
, newspapers, and etc.

Please, ask for the Sue Zenow, President of the Friends of the Library for more information. There is a membership fee to join.

For over 95 years United Way of Lancaster County has helped make change happen across Lancaster County by providing opportunities for community members to give, advocate, and volunteer. In addition to offering a 2-1-1 information and referral service, a volunteer center, and free tax preparation services for low income workers, United Way fosters collaborations between nonprofit organizations, healthcare providers, schools, faith-based groups, businesses, and government. United Way and its supporters create lasting change in Lancaster County, achieving results that no single organization or sector could accomplish alone.

The PA CareerLink is a one-stop job center that provides an array of employment and training services in a convenient, easily accessible location.

Services include job counseling, testing and assessment; resume preparation assistance, interview training and other prejob guidance services; job matching and referral; unemployment insurance and job registration; labor market and career information; information on financial aid for education and training; and referral for job training, transportation, child care, personal and financial counseling, health care and other human services resources in the community.

Fights for the health, education and financial stability of every person in every community in Clarion County.

Works to provide resources that help people in need or at risk solve their crisis. Promotes volunteerism and raises funds to address the county's health and human service needs.

Convenes diverse partners, raises funds and supports programs and organizations that address critical community needs.

Comprehensive community service organization that raises and allocates funds to address the county's most pressing health and human service needs. The organization identifies community needs and forms coalitions to address them.

Fundraising and volunteer organization supporting cancer patients and their families.

Supports local health and human service agencies that provide various types of programs that meet the needs of the community.

Provides assistance with government through:

Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP)
Nonprofit & Community Assistance Center (NCAC)
Assistance with Grant Writing for Multi-Municipal Projects
Utility Bill Analysis & Energy Use Study
Energy Assessments & Audits
Funding Search for Municipal Projects
Seminars on Grant writing & Grant Seeking

EDA helps distressed communities address problems associated with long-term economic distress, as well as sudden and severe economic dislocations. EDA was established to generate jobs, help retain existing jobs, and stimulate economic growth in economically distressed areas.

The Franklin County Grants Management Department is available to help County agencies and eligible non-profits research, screen, develop, edit, apply for and manage a successful grant. The Department is also responsible for the application process for some of the County-issued requests for proposals. Information about available grants can be found online at their website.

Working with the local community, the Schuylkill United Way raises and distributes funds to 15 partner human service agencies in Schuylkill County.

Offers information and resources to address issues facing residents throughout Wyoming County.

Provides access to federal, state, and local funds for community redevelopment and housing rehabilitation.

Provides an annual campaign supporting eight partner agencies that are essential to our cultural core and funds the Creative Impact Award grants that bring arts and culture to life in York County.

Offers opportunities for indiiduals, families, groups, and organizations to provide material and financial support for the programs at Ann's Heart.

Offers grant making services to help sustain local and regional, non-profit organizations, whose initiatives help to address some of Northeastern and North Central Pennsylvania's most pressing health challenges. Provides grants
generally ranging from $5,000 to $25,000. Considers grants for solution-based and evidence-based programs in health care, human services, health education and disease prevention.

Uses funds to help sustain local and regional non-profit organizations whose initiatives help to address some of Northeastern and North Central Pennsylvania's health challenges.
Focuses on potential programs and projects that are collaborative and innovative. Offers grants that range from $5,000 to $25,000 during two grant cycles per calendar year. Begin application process by submitting a Letter of Interest.

State Representative serving the 43rd Legislative District
Staff may:
- Provide all Pennsylvania Government State Forms
- Copies of Birth and Death Certificates
- Assist with Motor Vehicle Problems
- Copies and Analysis of all State Legislation
- Information on Unemployment Claims
- Information on all PA State Departments
- Help with PA State Tax Forms
- Complaint Forms for Local Police
- Complaint Forms for Consumer Complaints
- Information on Tuition Assist Program
- Help with PACE Forms
- Help with Property Tax Rebate Forms
- Provide PHEAA Forms
- Provide Voter Registration and Absentee Ballots Forms

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Offices closed to the public. Phone only

Administers Community Development Block Grant, HOME and other state/federal community development programs.

Redevelopment Authority Programs

- First Time Homebuyer Program

- Housing Rehabilitation Program

- Housing Accessibility Program

Supports new and established community visionaries who align with FNC Philly's mission. Provides fiscal sponsorship and back-office services to more than 50 projects in the Philadelphia area.

Provides fund disbursement/allocations assistance.